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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.13.5

5.13.5

अद‍ृश्यझिल्लीस्वनकर्णशूल उलूकवाग्भिर्व्यथितान्तरात्मा । अपुण्यवृक्षान् श्रयते क्षुधार्दितो मरीचितोयान्यभिधावति क्‍वचित् ॥ ५ ॥

adrsya-jhilli-svana-karna-sula uluka-vagbhir vyathitantaratma apunya-vrksan srayate ksudhardito marici-toyany abhidhavati kvacit

adrsya
invisible
jhilli
of crickets or a kind of bee
svana
by the sounds
karna-sula
whose ears are disturbed
uluka
of the owls
vagbhih
by sound vibrations
vyathita
very disturbed
antah-atma
whose mind and heart
apunya-vrksan
impious trees that have no fruits or flowers
srayate
he takes shelter of
ksudha
from hunger
arditah
suffering
marici-toyani
the waters of a mirage in the desert
abhidhavati
he runs after
kvacit
sometimes

Wandering in the forest of the material world, the conditioned soul sometimes hears an invisible cricket making harsh sounds, and his ears become very much aggrieved. Sometimes his heart is pained by the sounds of owls, which are just like the harsh words of his enemies. Sometimes he takes shelter of a tree that has no fruits or flowers. He approaches such a tree due to his strong appetite, and thus he suffers. He would like to acquire water, but he is simply illusioned by a mirage, and he runs after it.